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- Schools, 2024 | Australian Bureau of Statistics
Over the five years to 2024, total student enrolments increased by 4 6% Independent schools recorded the largest increase (18 5%), followed by Catholic schools (6 6%) and government schools (1 0%)
- ISA Media Release – Diversity and Sacrifice Behind . . .
*The figures in the Independent Schooling 2024 Report were compiled using comprehensive national enrolment data, sector-specific growth projections, and independent analysis of demographic trends across Australia, ensuring a thorough and accurate representation of the Independent school sector
- Private school enrolments keep rising as parents flee public . . .
Statistics released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show that in 2024, more than 1 5 million students attended private school, with enrolments growing by 39,589 students (a 2 7 per cent increase)
- More Australian families are choosing private schools – we . . .
Enrolments in independent schools are growing, while fewer students are going to public schools Why are more families choosing an independent or Catholic school, when they could send their
- Staggering increase in Australian private school enrolments . . .
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data released on Monday reported an increase of 45,008 students being enrolled into Australian schools in 2024 compared with 2023 And 39,589 of these students went into private schools, with only 5419 enrolled in the public sector
- Report reveals diversity and sacrifice behind record growth . . .
A new report released by Independent Schools Australia (ISA) reveals a substantial and ongoing shift towards Independent schools, driven by middle to low-income families who are increasingly making significant sacrifices for their children’s education
- National Report on Schooling in Australia 2024
There was a shift between 2023 and 2024 in the share of total enrolments between government and non-government schools, with government schools falling by 0 6 percentage points to 63 4%, Catholic schools rising by 0 2 percentage points to 19 9% and independent schools rising by 0 5 percentage points to 16 8% of total enrolments
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